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When he met the committee early Monday morning, he told them that deliverance had come, but he could not explain just how. He asked for authorization to visit …

… Linda. He pointed out that there were now capable men who could carry responsibilities and that he was enjoying having time to study and pray as he had not …

… that “he would not give up his connection with the Freemasons for all that Starr or White or any other minister might say. He knew what he was about, and he was …

… him; he felt he should have mailed the letters himself. Then he thanked the Lord for what he had done, for he felt that he could not have trusted himself to mail …

… letter he bluntly stated that he did not plan to accept any responsibility in connection with the Pacific Press for the coming year. The situation, he felt …

… ; there he knew he would have to face new conditions. He stepped onto the porch of the Elmshaven home. It was unoccupied, and the doors locked. He unlocked the door …

… him. He had a high fever, and was confined to his bed. We united in prayer for him; but though relieved, he still remained very weak. He had appointments out for Mill …

… him. He was unable to preach at Bedford. He went to the place of meeting, and stood up in the desk to preach, but became faint and was obliged to sit down. He asked …

… than he could give it. He freely acknowledged that the position he had held was not right, and that he could now see his error.

… that he should not live to do this duty. The minister visited him, and he immediately expressed his desire, and told him he could not die in peace until his name …